thought i'd make it up by posting a really huge, long post with truckloads of photos
so here it is
view from cheapest seat in the house (with fangilla) but with an amazing bird's eye view of the entire pool (best view to watch the race, i reckon)& starting/ finishing block
see below
all in less than 5 seconds
(men's 200m freestyle finals)
close up but not so great view of the action (couldn't see who was leading by how much)
see below
HIGHLIGHTS:
1. the one & only michael phelps (a very short excerpt)
1st place: michael phelps (WR 1:43.73)
2nd place: pieter van den hoogenband of the netherlands
3rd place: park tae hwan of south korea
the way he did it was as if it was no big deal at all!
this was probably the only time he actually showed anything more than just a polite smile & wave
guess what
she's american
she broke her own WR (new WR 59.44)
go figure
women's 100m backstroke finals
1st place: natalie coughlin
2nd place: laure manaudou of france
3rd place: reiko nakamura of japan
the star-spangled banner was played so many times i think i know it by heart now
a surprise WR (1:56.47) by italian pellegrini in the women's 200m freestyle semis
insider's goss: a swimmer can get up to $15000 (if memory serves me right - just something i heard from a more senior colleague at the MSAC when i gushed about how we witnessed 4 WRs in 1 night) per WR
australia's number 1 favourite liesel jones
seen here with tara kirk (usa) after the victory ceremony for the women's 100m breastsroke (new CR by liesel 1:05.72)

eamon sullivan & brenton rickard signing autographs after the victory ceremony for the final event of the competition: men's 4 x 100m medley relay for which australia won gold
they need to slow down
seriously
shown here - lisbeth 'libby' lenton
you wouldn't want to get to close everytime a record is broken
this, i think, for all swimmers is the start of everything
this was probably the only time he actually showed anything more than just a polite smile & wave
she's american
she broke her own WR (new WR 59.44)
go figure
1st place: natalie coughlin
2nd place: laure manaudou of france
3rd place: reiko nakamura of japan
insider's goss: a swimmer can get up to $15000 (if memory serves me right - just something i heard from a more senior colleague at the MSAC when i gushed about how we witnessed 4 WRs in 1 night) per WR
5. the usual aussies
seen here with tara kirk (usa) after the victory ceremony for the women's 100m breastsroke (new CR by liesel 1:05.72)
seriously
shown here - lisbeth 'libby' lenton
special thanks to fangilla & ah saz for watching the making of history & analysing swimming techniques & screaming themselves hoarse with me.
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